How did you come to Christ?
We’ve got a lot of new Ask Dr. E’s listeners around these parts and we thought we’d give Michael 10 minutes to tell you a little bit more about himself and how He came to know the Lord.
We’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Carl Trueman back to inContext.
Today we’re sharing part one of a lecture series originally given at the 2019 Blue Ridge Bible Conference: Gender, Sexuality, and What it Means to be Human.
Dr. Trueman’s lectures examine the challenges which accompany the current confusion over gender: Where did all this confusion come from? How will these cultural changes impact the Church’s ministry?
Listen to how the Bible shapes our understanding of human identity, gender, and sexual ethics, and consider how the Church can offer the Gospel to those who are struggling.
Dr. Carl Trueman is professor of biblical and religious studies at Grove City College in Grove City, Pennsylvania. He has written more than a dozen books, including Histories and Fallacies: Problems Faced in the Writing of History, Luther on the Christian Life, The Creedal Imperative, and The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self: Cultural Amnesia, Expressive Individualism, and the Road to Sexual Revolution.
Previous episode with Dr. Trueman: Special Edition: Sexuality, Identity, & The Bible with Dr. Carl R. Trueman
More about Dr. Carl Trueman
Blue Ridge Bible Conference
Our thanks to Dr. Trueman and to the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals for allowing us to release these lectures.
We’ve got a lot of new Ask Dr. E’s listeners around these parts and we thought we’d give Michael 10 minutes to tell you a little bit more about himself and how He came to know the Lord.
In light of last week’s decision, Janet Parshall generously returns to inContext to help us think biblically and critically about what this decision really means and where we go from here.
As you know, Michael is not shy about discussing the Biblical perspective on the LGBTQAI+ lifestyle. A frequent follow-up question we get is, “But what are those 6 passages that are commonly used to discuss this topic?” Find them here!